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EPISODE · Apr 11, 2015 · 54 MIN

Craft Beer

from The Ale Evangelist Show

On the Craft Beer show, the Scotsman and Drew discuss what, exactly, constitutes "Craft Beer". Is there an actual definition, and how has it evolved over the years? Is Boston Beer Company (Sam Adams) still considered Craft Beer? Why can't Annheuser-Busch be craft beer, and could that ever change? Speaking of ABInBev, why so much hate for them? Can't we all just get along? Plus Scotsman and Drew try Tecumseh Imperial IPA from Tioga Sequoia Brewing in Fresno!

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